As expected, the album is a “low-tech” mix of cover songs, recorded in the record booth at Jack White’s Third Man Records. Production on the album is credited to Jack White & Neil Young on the back cover.

Interestingly, although a release date is not given on the Third Man site, the album is listed as being “in stock” and available to order for $20.00. If any of our readers tries to order it, please let us know if you receive your copy – in which case, we will be all too happy to report that Neil Young’s A Letter Home is apparently out now.

1. Changes (Ochs)
2. Girl From The North Country (Dylan)
3. Needle Of Death (Jansch)
4. Early Morning Rain (Lightfoot)
5. Crazy (Nelson)
6. Reason To Believe (Hardin)
7. On The Road Again (Nelson)
8. If You Could Read My Mind (Lightfoot)
9. Since I Met You Baby (Hunter)
10.My Hometown (Springsteen)
11.I Wonder If I Care As Much (Everly)

Update: Several internet sources, including JamBase, are now reporting that Neil Young’s A Letter Home is in fact now available for sale, and can be ordered (in vinyl format only) from Third Man Records. The vinyl album will also be available for sale at select, independent record stores for Saturday’s annual National Record Store Day festivities.